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william-james88 wrote:Skritz wrote:People are annoyed by slightly incorrect Targetmasters (as Battlemasters) but honestly I'm just a bit underwhelmed by the Micromasters in Siege. They look good but the lack of things such as playset and their poopy combined gun mode (safe for the plane sword mold and the military patrol who look legit good) leaves me wishing for more like playsets. Next line seem they are doing the two-vehicle combiner so maybe we'll see more cool stuff from Micromasters.
We have a bunch of city bots and all TR leaders become bases, we have all the playsets we need.
SpikeyTigertron wrote:WJ88 what a top five base modes?
william-james88 wrote:SpikeyTigertron wrote:WJ88 what a top five base modes?
I started that once but it got kinda boring when it was mainly G1 toys few of us own.
SpikeyTigertron wrote:william-james88 wrote:SpikeyTigertron wrote:WJ88 what a top five base modes?
I started that once but it got kinda boring when it was mainly G1 toys few of us own.
Limit the scope to outside G1?
SpikeyTigertron wrote:https://tfwiki.net/wiki/Landcross_(Victory)
Not to derail much further from siege.... but if I understand this right.... the combiner is made up of 3 “duocons” which would be six “micro masters”.... so this could be done at *maybe* micro master scale or “scout” sized with battletrap/flywheels as a predecessor?!
Also if anyone wants clearer/close ups of any of that 10 pack, let me know
Rodimus Prime wrote:You're generalizing and assuming that that's why I want a comic head. Not so. I never cared about cartoon accuracy or original toy accuracy. Never. I was brought up on the Marvel comics, and I have always wanted my figures to represent the characters from the pages.ThunderThruster wrote:Rodimus Prime wrote:That Ratchet is a really good figure, I just wish it had a comic accurate head. Otherwise it's a must have. I just hope Walgreens around here won't drop the ball with him like they did with Wreck-Gar.Microbot wrote:That Ratchet is a really good figure, I just wish it had a comic accurate head. Otherwise, it's a must-have! It's a shame in Italy will be really hard to get it! Really a shame!![]()
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Which would make little sense in line that is stated to be based/influenced by the cartoon.
Shouldn't be surprised by this though, as people have been bitching about not getting show accurate <insert part> on figures based on the original toys for years, so why would it change that we're getting a line intent on homaging the show.
Tekka wrote:What she doesn't realize is that Springer actually loves Rodimus.
blackeyedprime wrote:quick heads up and for those in UK, check the toysightings and go duckhunting at Smyths for a Siege sideswipe at £1
I need more incentive to go to Barnsley than to pick up two Cogs at £5 each, just becasue it's Barnsley.
sol magnus wrote:With the reveal of Cyberverse Deadlock, I have to wonder why Deadlock wouldn't have been a (ahem) lock for Siege. I mean, it's his whole backstory wrapped up in bow - and by making him at all, it shows Hasbro is committed to the character.
Thoughts?
william-james88 wrote:sol magnus wrote:With the reveal of Cyberverse Deadlock, I have to wonder why Deadlock wouldn't have been a (ahem) lock for Siege. I mean, it's his whole backstory wrapped up in bow - and by making him at all, it shows Hasbro is committed to the character.
Thoughts?
I 100% see a Siege deadlock coming soon. After all, it's the perfect redeco option for a siege toy that has few redeco options.
Also, I forget who was the fellow canadian that was worried the Rainmakers wouldnt make it to Canada. Turns out they are coming to TRU later this year.
sol magnus wrote:william-james88 wrote:sol magnus wrote:With the reveal of Cyberverse Deadlock, I have to wonder why Deadlock wouldn't have been a (ahem) lock for Siege. I mean, it's his whole backstory wrapped up in bow - and by making him at all, it shows Hasbro is committed to the character.
Thoughts?
I 100% see a Siege deadlock coming soon. After all, it's the perfect redeco option for a siege toy that has few redeco options.
Also, I forget who was the fellow canadian that was worried the Rainmakers wouldnt make it to Canada. Turns out they are coming to TRU later this year.
Interesting. A redecoed Springer. I could see it.
william-james88 wrote:SpikeyTigertron wrote:william-james88 wrote:SpikeyTigertron wrote:WJ88 what a top five base modes?
I started that once but it got kinda boring when it was mainly G1 toys few of us own.
Limit the scope to outside G1?
Theres not much of a point then, since all the comments section will be like "why you no G1?".
basically, when it comes to base modes and playsets, aside from TR Trypticon (who I find pretty cool), G1 is where its at and everything else pales in comparison. And the reason why that is, is because g1 is the definitive era when all kids played with toys and the accent was on play features more than anything else. It was the golden age of toys, before the game industry started truly competing with the industry for kids' time and (their parent's) money.
SpikeyTigertron wrote:william-james88 wrote:SpikeyTigertron wrote:william-james88 wrote:SpikeyTigertron wrote:WJ88 what a top five base modes?
I started that once but it got kinda boring when it was mainly G1 toys few of us own.
Limit the scope to outside G1?
Theres not much of a point then, since all the comments section will be like "why you no G1?".
basically, when it comes to base modes and playsets, aside from TR Trypticon (who I find pretty cool), G1 is where its at and everything else pales in comparison. And the reason why that is, is because g1 is the definitive era when all kids played with toys and the accent was on play features more than anything else. It was the golden age of toys, before the game industry started truly competing with the industry for kids' time and (their parent's) money.
Good points, and while I kick myself for not getting the Encore reissue of Fort Max.... I still think he's the crown jewel. Maybe it's a "you had to have played with it" but I never understood the appeal of Scorpinok/Zarak.
william-james88 wrote:SpikeyTigertron wrote:william-james88 wrote:SpikeyTigertron wrote:william-james88 wrote:SpikeyTigertron wrote:WJ88 what a top five base modes?
I started that once but it got kinda boring when it was mainly G1 toys few of us own.
Limit the scope to outside G1?
Theres not much of a point then, since all the comments section will be like "why you no G1?".
basically, when it comes to base modes and playsets, aside from TR Trypticon (who I find pretty cool), G1 is where its at and everything else pales in comparison. And the reason why that is, is because g1 is the definitive era when all kids played with toys and the accent was on play features more than anything else. It was the golden age of toys, before the game industry started truly competing with the industry for kids' time and (their parent's) money.
Good points, and while I kick myself for not getting the Encore reissue of Fort Max.... I still think he's the crown jewel. Maybe it's a "you had to have played with it" but I never understood the appeal of Scorpinok/Zarak.
Thanks. As for Scorpinok, the appeal is that unlike other city bots, his base mode is a third mode and not his primary alt mode. And he still pulls it off. So you get a very good and super imposing bot mode (biggest Decepticon sold in the US), plus a decent alt mode with a cool crawling feature. And added to that you get a base mode with lots of accessories to make it look unique and independent from the other two modes, with 3 different ramps.
So while he is not the best city bot by a long shot, the fact that he still pulls it off decently enough while also having two other good modes is a pretty cool feat.
william-james88 wrote:sol magnus wrote:With the reveal of Cyberverse Deadlock, I have to wonder why Deadlock wouldn't have been a (ahem) lock for Siege. I mean, it's his whole backstory wrapped up in bow - and by making him at all, it shows Hasbro is committed to the character.
Thoughts?
I 100% see a Siege deadlock coming soon. After all, it's the perfect redeco option for a siege toy that has few redeco options.
Also, I forget who was the fellow canadian that was worried the Rainmakers wouldnt make it to Canada. Turns out they are coming to TRU later this year.
william-james88 wrote:SpikeyTigertron wrote:william-james88 wrote:SpikeyTigertron wrote:william-james88 wrote:SpikeyTigertron wrote:WJ88 what a top five base modes?
I started that once but it got kinda boring when it was mainly G1 toys few of us own.
Limit the scope to outside G1?
Theres not much of a point then, since all the comments section will be like "why you no G1?".
basically, when it comes to base modes and playsets, aside from TR Trypticon (who I find pretty cool), G1 is where its at and everything else pales in comparison. And the reason why that is, is because g1 is the definitive era when all kids played with toys and the accent was on play features more than anything else. It was the golden age of toys, before the game industry started truly competing with the industry for kids' time and (their parent's) money.
Good points, and while I kick myself for not getting the Encore reissue of Fort Max.... I still think he's the crown jewel. Maybe it's a "you had to have played with it" but I never understood the appeal of Scorpinok/Zarak.
Thanks. As for Scorpinok, the appeal is that unlike other city bots, his base mode is a third mode and not his primary alt mode. And he still pulls it off. So you get a very good and super imposing bot mode (biggest Decepticon sold in the US), plus a decent alt mode with a cool crawling feature. And added to that you get a base mode with lots of accessories to make it look unique and independent from the other two modes, with 3 different ramps.
So while he is not the best city bot by a long shot, the fact that he still pulls it off decently enough while also having two other good modes is a pretty cool feat.
Stargrave wrote:The idea of a Siege-styled Drift/Deadlock gets me so excited for some reason I’d love that. Another defector like Impactor you know? I love that kind of character stuff.
Now let’s s flip it who do you think would be an Autobot who went to the Decepticons?
Like a current Autobot, you could change up the paint, whatever you want.
Who’s the bad apple gang? Help me out here.
Sentinel_Primal wrote:Stargrave wrote:The idea of a Siege-styled Drift/Deadlock gets me so excited for some reason I’d love that. Another defector like Impactor you know? I love that kind of character stuff.
Now let’s s flip it who do you think would be an Autobot who went to the Decepticons?
Like a current Autobot, you could change up the paint, whatever you want.
Who’s the bad apple gang? Help me out here.
Well, in the current Siege line, then that's a toughy... I'd like to say Prowl because of IDW, but that's not right... But if it's just the fiction in general, then maybe the Monsterbots given their rougher nature?
sol magnus wrote:Sentinel_Primal wrote:Stargrave wrote:The idea of a Siege-styled Drift/Deadlock gets me so excited for some reason I’d love that. Another defector like Impactor you know? I love that kind of character stuff.
Now let’s s flip it who do you think would be an Autobot who went to the Decepticons?
Like a current Autobot, you could change up the paint, whatever you want.
Who’s the bad apple gang? Help me out here.
Well, in the current Siege line, then that's a toughy... I'd like to say Prowl because of IDW, but that's not right... But if it's just the fiction in general, then maybe the Monsterbots given their rougher nature?
Not Prowl. Even after being forced to work for Megatron (shooting Wheeljack in the head) and forcibly turned into the head of Devastator he didn't turn, the Constructicons did.
Grimlock was and is always the closest thing to a Decepticon amongst the Autobots.
Sentinel_Primal wrote:sol magnus wrote:Sentinel_Primal wrote:Stargrave wrote:The idea of a Siege-styled Drift/Deadlock gets me so excited for some reason I’d love that. Another defector like Impactor you know? I love that kind of character stuff.
Now let’s s flip it who do you think would be an Autobot who went to the Decepticons?
Like a current Autobot, you could change up the paint, whatever you want.
Who’s the bad apple gang? Help me out here.
Well, in the current Siege line, then that's a toughy... I'd like to say Prowl because of IDW, but that's not right... But if it's just the fiction in general, then maybe the Monsterbots given their rougher nature?
Not Prowl. Even after being forced to work for Megatron (shooting Wheeljack in the head) and forcibly turned into the head of Devastator he didn't turn, the Constructicons did.
Grimlock was and is always the closest thing to a Decepticon amongst the Autobots.
I was more referring to some of his more sketchy tactics when I said Prowl, but I suppose he only did that because he was trying to further the Autobot cause
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